Sentence examples for it cannot discern from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the canvassing board must reject any vote in which it cannot discern the intent of the voter".

The United States has said that it cannot discern the involvement of the Pakistani military in the planning and operation of the Mumbai attacks.

The immune system recognizes and responds to almost any foreign molecule; it cannot discern between molecules that are characteristic of potentially infective agents and those that are not.

GCM claims to identify the directed influence of one region on another, which to us seems very similar to what 'information flow' refers to in common language (although GCM has the problem that it cannot discern whether an influence is direct or indirect: [11]).

However, one limitation of XRF analysis is that it cannot discern metal oxidation states or identify metals complexes.

However, it is also possible that the analytical methodology (determination of total radioactivity after administration of radiolabelled drug) was not suited to find these differences, because it cannot discern unchanged substrate drug from (radiolabelled) metabolites and/or degradation products.

It is clear from his demeanour that this is not true, but what he is feeling or thinking I cannot discern.

But I cannot discern a convincing case that abandoning the added value of membership in favour of associate status will improve our research base.

Alas, for reasons I cannot discern, I have not been asked to strut.

"In villages where local governments are searching for ways to bolster their economic output, it is difficult to justify preservation of an area if managers and local people cannot discern its tangible benefit".

As Justice Kagan pointedly wrote, "We must reverse an agency policy when we cannot discern a reason for it".